Christina Luick is a journalist for the Waukesha Freeman Newspaper, focusing on local news in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. With a passion for community reporting, Christina covers a wide range of topics including local events, government decisions, business developments, and human interest stories that impact the residents of Cedarburg.
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Christina Luick's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government decisions, and community events in Cedarburg and Ozaukee County. She frequently reports on government announcements and includes expert commentary.
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TOWN OF CEDARBURG — Residents in the town of Cedarburg will see a 50-cent increase in their property tax bills next year.
CEDARBURG — The holiday season is officially in full swing in Cedarburg after the city’s annual tree lighting, organized by the Cedarburg Chamber of Commerce. Families gathered at the Cedarburg
By: Christina Luick
TOWN OF CEDARBURG — The Cedarburg Town Board approved rezoning two large lots on Pleasant Valley Road in anticipation for a possible residential development.
By: Christina Luick
OZAUKEE COUNTY — The Ozaukee County Board has approved reducing possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia from criminal offenses to ordinance violations.
By: Christina Luick
CEDARBURG — The Cedarburg Common Council last week approved modifying the list of permitted uses and expanding the list of conditional uses that may be considered for approval in the
CEDARBURG — The lineup for next year's Country in the Burg may be the biggest one to date, said its founder, Alex Uhan.
GRAFTON — A woman and her two pets are safe after a fire started in her garage at her home in the village of Grafton Monday afternoon.
By: Christina Luick
CEDARBURG — Many Cedarburg citizens made their opinions clear that they wanted to stop "overdevelopment" from happening in the city at a public hearing during a Plan Commission meeting Tuesday night.
By: Christina Luick
CEDARBURG — Cedarburg police arrested one of four individuals from Chicago involved in a burglary of a local jewelry store in October.
By: Christina Luick
CEDARBURG — Parents in Cedarburg can now mark their calendars for their student's 2025-26 school year, as it was recently approved by the Cedarburg School Board.
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